Enamel Four Hour Quick Drying Room Ad
D. M. Sawyer of Glouster Ohio announces bottles branded with Model Dairy and his name under Ohio law. Notices run in Athens Messenger on June 27 July 4 and July 11 1933. He has filed with the Secretary of State and Athens County Common Pleas Court. Bottles certified for registration as required.
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D. M. Sawyer
Glouster
Athens County
Ohio
Model Dairy Arm
Model Dairy Farm
Dr. M. Sawyer
Athens Messenger
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Wrestling results from Indianapolis and Detroit shows title retained and multiple decisions
In Indianapolis Jim Lon dos of New York defeated Milo Steinborn of Germany in two falls to retain the title. Jim McMillen of Illinois drew with George Zahrias of Colorado. Paul Harper of Texas defeated Abe Kashey of New York in a decision. In Detroit Lord and Finnegan, both Irish, defeated Parelli of New York and Dan McDonald of Toronto by throws. Vic Weber of Detroit was pinned by Joe Parelli. Ernie Arthur of Canada beat Dale Had on points. Abe Finberg of New York defeated Howard Wislcox of Lansing.
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Indianapolis
Jim Londos
New York
Milo Steinborn
Germany
Jim McMillen
Illinois
George Zahrias
Colorado
Paul Harper
Texas
Abe Kashey
Detroit
Lord
Finnegan
Joe Parelli
Dan McDonald
Toronto
Vic Weber
Ernie Arthur
Canada
Dale Haddock
Cedar Rapids
Abe Finberg
Howard Wislcox
Lansing
Rail Time Card for Athens Trains and Schedule Notes
Train departures and arrivals for Athens connecting lines CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO and BALTIMORE AND OHIO. Lists No 3 9 2 4 37 30 1 43 11 44 times with daily except Sunday notes and destinations in Athens and nearby lines.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Pomeroy News Briefs Include Arrest After Vandalism
In Pomeroy on Condor Street David Jersey Terrill was arrested after breaking windows. neighbor struck him causing a head wound needing eight stitches as Sheriff A O Tracy acted. In Middleport Laurels go to Paul Smart for 11 years of Sunday School attendance. he plans a two week bank vacation in Marion. Also a June 16 marriage license issued to Franklin Hood and Ada Weaver. Wm H Rupe and Mary L Misner wed July 8.
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Pomeroy
Condor Street
David
Jersey) Terrill
A. O. Tracy
Terrills
Middleport
Paul Smart
The
Baptist Church
Franklin Junior Hood
Frank Hood
Ada Florence Weaver
Ervin Weaver
Wm. H. Rupe
Mary L. Misner
H. F. Bolton
Rutland
Showmen Count on Business in the South
Veteran showman Jesse Davis says many first class circuses are off the road while small new troupes grow. He notes business managers eye the South where cotton trends may boost profits as tent shows head there this fall and winter.
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Jesse Davis
Athens
Davis
Mr. Davis
Athens Air Fans See Latest Model Plane
Athens air fans were treated to a glimpse of a new plane when J. W. Sodowsaky of Marietta, representing a firm selling airplane oil and grease, flew in from Columbus. The Waco A convertible coupe can be used as open or cabin model. It is a biplane with a Warmer motor.
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Athens Air
J. W. Sodowsaky
Marietta
Columbus
Stock market rally amid grain rise and dollar dip
A grain price rise and a weaker dollar sparked a stock market rally with early selling pulling prices down fractions to more than a point. American Rolling Mill hit a new yearly high near 33 ½, while steel shares gained and American Telephone steadied near prior close.
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New York
American Rolling Mill
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Jones & Laughlin
American Telephone
General Motors
Brown Zilerback
Dun & Bradstreet Commodity Price Index Hits New High
Dun and Bradstreet weighted price index for 30 basic commodities rises to 106.68 today, a new 1933 high, with yesterday at 105.34 and 1990-1982 base at 100. Other metrics show week 99.81 and month 92.63, while the 1933 peak and 1938 low remain noted.
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New York
U.P
Dun & Bradstreet
United Press
Mixed Commodity Prices and Corporate Listings Snippet
A fragmented list of commodity quotes and corporate names appears, including butter and eggs receipts with various cents per unit, poultry prices for hens and leghorns, and references to major firms such as Sears Roebuck, Kroger, Standard Brands, Warner Bros, Westinghouse, Phillips Pet, Socony Vac, and Ford Motors. The fragment also mentions utilities and stocks like Am. Smelting, Cities Service, and United Aircraft, among others.
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Hahn Dept
Harvester
Kroger
Ms Radia. Corp
Warner Bros
Westinghouse
Core Orr
Fes
Phillips Pet
Ind
N. J
Atwncie
Wanminwee
Bccnmites of Crucibis
Republic Iron and Steel
Steel
Wee FM
Wnptcinse
Meemeadtatl Motors, Rubbers
Bn, Los Cnecien Cnceescbes Venesennis
Auburn Cord Wares
AMON
Goodrich Rubber
U. B
Nickel Kennicott
Oe Ee
Elec
Ate
Briggs Mig
Cities Services
Bond & Share
Ford Motors Ltd
Love Star
Niagara Hudson Power
United Aircraft
Elian United Biscuit
Court News in Probate Court Warr hage License
Edward Meyers, 30, and Roxie Buckley, 24, both of Chauncey, appear in probate court. Gabriel Pincelli sues the Chauncey-Dover Board of Education in Ath ens County Common Pleas for 1954.50 claiming he was hired to transport Chauncey-Dover schoolchildren and was promised 3898.50 annually, but has been paid 1.94 to date.
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Edward KE. Meyers
Chauncey
Henry Meyers
Roxie L. Buckley
Thomas Buckley
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Gabriel Pincelli
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
Pincelli
Chauncey- Dover
Managers Meet Sets Schedule for Recreation League
Managers of all teams will meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the Armory to draw up the second half schedule for the Recreation League. The game between Moser's Labridories and Wheaton Hardwares will be played Wednesday night instead of Friday.
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Recreation League
Armory
Moser's Labridories
Wheaton Hardwares
Yesterday's Heroes y bo D ri ESS Ear Averil Indians Win in 12th
Ed Coleman of the Athletics hit an 11th inning home run to win the game. Averil Indians offense produced a 12th inning rally sparked by a triple for the winning run.
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Ear
Averil
Indians
Ed Coleman
Athletics
Athens Steak Walton League to Meet at Waterloo Farm Cabin
Members of the Athens Chapter of the Steak Walton League meet this evening at the chapter cabin on Waterloo Farm. Supper will be served and some work on the cabin, now complete except for minor details, will be done.
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Athens
Steak Walton League
Waterloo Farm
Victory quartet to sing at Athens Holiness camp meeting
The Victory quartet from the Church of God will perform at the 9th annual camp meeting of the Athens County Holiness Association in the new tabernacle at State and Walker streets. Members are Inez Atkins Donna Pinkerton Mary Sams and Naomi Swart.
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Victory Quartet
Church of God
Hocking Street
Athens County Holiness Association
New Tabernacle
State and
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Walker Saireets
Inez Atkins
Donna Pinkerton
Mary Sams
Naomi Swart
Milk Price Rise Hits Columbus Retail Market
In Columbus on July 11 the retail price of milk rose from seven to eight cents a quart. Milkmen also received a 21 cent increase on every 100 pounds of milk produced.
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Columbus
Pomona Grange Postpones Meeting. Drill Planned Next Monday
The Degree team of the Athens County Pomona Grange will not meet Wednesday night due to illness among members. A drill practice is scheduled for next Monday at the Grange Hall in the Fairgrounds.
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Athens County
Pomona Grange
Grange Hall
Fairgrounds
Athens men fined for intoxication in mayoral court
Wyatt Cunningham and John Milard of Athens were fined $5 and costs each by Mayor Robert H. Wood yesterday on charges of intoxication. Cunningham was arrested Friday and Milord Saturday night. both pleaded guilty.
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Wyatt Cunningham
John Milard
Athens
Robert 8. Wood
Cunningham
Milord
Ohio University asks teachers students to register for summer practice
All Ohio University students and teachers interested in practice teaching and observation during the 1934 summer session are asked to register now at the Office of the Director of Teacher Training at Rufus Sutnam Training School.
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Ohio University
Rufus Sutnam Training School
Baltimore Produce Market Prices for Eggs and Poultry
Prices show fresh eggs at 11 to 14 cents per dozen, and live poultry including young colored chickens at 16 to 22 cents with various weight categories. White leghorns and ducks such as white Pekins priced 12 to 5 cents, muscovy and puddle listed, with butter stock No 2 at 15 cents and No 3 at 18 cents.
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Baltimore
Market report shows steady Butter Eggs and Poultry prices
Butter market steady with extras 29 cents per pound and standard 29 cents per pound in tubs. Eggs market steady with extras 16 1/2 cents, current receipts 12 cents, extra firsts 13 cents. Poultry market steady with heavy fowl 12 to 14 cents, leghorn fowl 10 to 11 cents, heavy broilers 16 to 18 cents, leghorn broilers 11 to 11 1/2 cents, ducks 8 to 10 cents, old roosters 8 cents. Virginia cobbler potatoes No 1 65 to 95.50 per barrel. No 2 3.50 per 100 pounds. sacks No 1 93.28 to 1093.28.
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Hennery
Oho
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia Barrel Cobblers
U. 8
Control Units Will Function In Wheat Plan Admin
In Columbus on July 11 U P M L Wilson announced county wheat production control associations will manage local administration under the Federal Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Federal funds for farmer payments come from a tax on wheat processors. An estimated 135 million dollars would be paid to farmers this year if they cooperate.
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Columbus
U.P
Federal Agricultural Adjustment Administration
M. L. Wilson
Federal Wheat Control Administration
Wilson
Live poultry and dressed hog prices from local market
Feghorn broilers 12 to 14 cents per pound. Old roosters 6 to 7 cents. Stags B 10 cents. Ducks 8 to 9 cents. Fresh killed full dressed hens 23 9/98 cents. Hog dressed 16 to 20 cents.
Vegetable Prices from Columbus Market Report
Ohio beans sell stringless at 2.75 to 3.50 per basket or 50-pound sacks. Cabbage from Ohio 1.25 per basket or sack. Lettuce from California 4.50 per crate. homegrown 0.38 per 10-pound basket. California onions 1.60 to 1.75 per 50-lb sack. yellow onions 1.50 per 50-lb sack. Green onions 0.17 to 0.18 each. Potatoes from Virginia new Cobblers 5.50 to 5.75 per barrel. 100-lb sacks 3.25 to 3.40. Radishes 0.30 per dozen. rhubarb 0.30 per dozen. Tomatoes: hothouse 0.70 to 0.77 per pound basket. Arkansas lugs 1.50 to 1.75. Tennessee lugs 1.25 to 1.50. Texas lugs 1.65.
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Ohio
California
Virginia
Basket
Arkansas
Tennessee
Texas
Cattle and hog markets mixed with steady trend across receipts
Cattle receipts about 400 with most steers and heifers quoted 4.50 to 5.75, cows 2.50 to 3.90, bulls 3.50 to 3.90. calves strong near 6.50 for strictly choice and 5.50 for medium. Hogs receipts 500 with prime heavies 4.40 to 4.90 and mids 5.95 to 6.00. pigs 3.25 to 3.50. Sheep and lambs receipts about 5000 with fat lambs around 7.50 to 8.25 and ewes 4.50 to 7.25. yearlings firm at 9.25 to 10.50 for odd lots. Market described as generally steady with many classes fully steady and some firmness on bulls and cows.
Active cattle and hog market strong on July sales
July sales show 680 head total receipts with high bidding across cattle hog and veal. Cattle receipts 60 with prices from 3.50 to 5.20 for stockers sons fat cows at 2.50 to 3.60 and bulls 2.50 to 3.50. Hog receipts 146 with good 94.60 5 per unit and shoats 49.50. Produce prices listed for butter eggs hay and grain in Toledo daily market report.
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Toledo
U.P
Government Bond Quotes and Treasury Note Details
A garbled listing shows bond and treasury quotations with symbols Lib and Treas, including a mix of series numbers and price figures such as 102.23 102.25 110 and 100.10. The text appears as a shorthand market price sheet lacking full context or dates.
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Treas
Oil price report from Pittsburgh agencies
Prices paid for crude oil by purchasing agencies across various lines and grades. Entries include Tide water Bradford and Allegheny Crude at 1.67, Eureka Pipe Line 1.32, Southwest Penna 1.37, Buckeye Line 1.17, Corning 1.17 and 0.70, Somerset 0.95, Western Kentucky 0.986, Lima 1.05, Illinois 2, Indiana 0.45, Princeton 0.81, Wooster 0.00.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Bradford
Allegheny
Tidewater
Pennsylvania
Nati
Penngoi
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Penna
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Corning
Buckeye Pipe One Co
Somerset
Western Kentucky
Lima
Nilinois
Indiana
Pritceton
Wooster
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Fox and Board
Amesville
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H Court
Nedan Specer
Beasley
Guthrie
Ips
Reye
McFarland
SNAL
Carpenter
Dodge
Athens Junk Co
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Palmer House
Dia
Aners
Herbert Kelley
Mill Street
the Messenger
Velvetina Co
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K. R. Wilcox
N. College Street
Fred Heavener
Blue Manor
J. A. Malone
Coolville
J. F. McClead
R. D
Howard Stout
Loraine Ave
Singer
East Union St
Athens Lumber Co
Harvey A. Cone
Wayne
Wayne Grover
FP. J. Beasley Co
Fred Landis
W. R. Martin
Selby
Cox Brothers
Insert & Messenger
Rudolph Wurlitzer Co
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Springfield
Philco
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Second St
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Richland Ve
G. C. Sutton
Cansonville
Sunbeam Mixmaster
Wheaton Hardware
Leonard
Mayflower
Summers and Son
Cline
BOYER
Kerr Hardware
J. B. Swanson
Jones Novelty Store
Fordson
Fred Dorr
Athens R. D
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Walker
Howe
H. G. Stalder
Moore Avenue
High School
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Montrose Ave
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Curran Drive
Race Street
Plains Road
Corporation Line
Howard Walden
Washington
Washington Street
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H. D. Henry
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Halk Foster ¢ Jr. Dial
Carl C. Buck
Person Realty de Cline
W. J. Warner
Murdock Ave
Parkersburg
W. Va
Modern Homes
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Johnson
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Pomeroy News
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J. F. &. Bolton
Rita Gee
Supeenman
John Lindley
Notary Public
Correst
C.F. Vorhes
George RK
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